Lift Boy
Boosey and Hawkes Descrição
Text: Robert Graves Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes Difficulty level: 2 These [I lov'd a Lass & Lift Boy] are two delightful and contrasted part-songs for choir and piano which ought to be a gift to choirs looking for rare secularrepertoire for their concert programmes. Lift Boy sets a nonsense poem by Robert Graves about a boy who starts life as a knife-boy, moves on to become a lift boy and then a lift man. Preached damnation by 'Old Eagle' one day, hecuts the lift cables and down they all go. But Graves ends by saying: 'Can a phonograph lie? A song very neatly contriv'd to make you and me laugh'. Curious indeed. But Britten obviously sees the humour in it with a busy pianopart accompanying straightforward choral passages which have nothing of the complexity of metre of the previous song. The message of damnation is delivered in suitably solemn tones before the piece dances off to its laughingending. Duration: 3 minutes Paul Spicer, Lichfield, 2011Detalhes
Referência:BHI5400387
Editora:Boosey and Hawkes
Instrumentação:Mixed Choir [SATB] and Piano
Voicing:SATB
Media:Partitura para Coral
Idioma:Inglês(UK)
Ano Publicação:2018
Páginas:12
ISMN:9790051418503
UPC:073999483833
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